Porto Rican tariff act debated in South Dakota contest
In Vermilion last evening the Iowa team defeated South Dakota 2 to 1 in a public debate on whether the Porto Rican tariff act accords with American government principles. Judges included H C French, T M Zink, and Craig L. Wright.
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Towa
H. 8. Buffum
Fred Albert
J. W Murtiz
South Dakota
C. C. Caldwell
W. G Waddie
J. F. Larson
Iowa
University Chapel
le Mars
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Yankton
South
Martin
Buffum
H. C. French
Huron
T. M. Zink
LeMars
Craig L. Wright
Wulthough
J. E. Larson
Louisiana
France
United States
Congress
Florida
Porto Fuek
J. W. Martin
Fonda
Porto Rico
Early South Dakota School Histories Spark Dispute
The South Dakota historical society debate over who built the first schoolhouse and where it stood heats up. Tyndall and Vermilion records clash over 1856 dates in Clay County, with Franklin Taylor noting an earlier 1855 site in Norway Township.
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Wyndall
South Diskhota. Million
S. A
South Dakota Historical Society
Thas
Tyndall
Tibu
Franklin Taylor
Vermilion
Clay County
Norway Township
Equestrian Statue of Logan Unveiled in Washington
Thousands witnessed the unveiling of General John A. Logan's bronze statue in Iowa circle, with President McKinley and Senator Denen in attendance. Grandson George Tucker drew the cord releasing drapery as officiants thanked Logan for his service in war and peace.
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Iowa Circle
National Capital
Logan
Washington
John A. Logan
McKinley
George Tucker
Francis L. Guenther
Fourth Artillery
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Fourth Artillery Band
Grenville M. Dodge
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Frank M. Bristol
General Dodge
Franklin Simmons
Tucker
MckKinley
National House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Lincern
Douglas
Illiant
Grand Army of the
Irenablie
John Miexaunder
Aotson
Depew
Knt
Chauncey M. Depew
Congress
Grand Army of the Republic
Army of the Tennessee
Dodge
Jiazen
Slocum
Leggett
Mower
Blair
Captain Strong
Arthur
Cullom
Evarts
Conkling
Morton
Miller
Voorhees
Thurman
Aguinaldo Signs Peace Manifesto In Morning Session
Manila reports indicate Aguinaldo signed the peace manifesto this morning after objections to two clauses. Chief Justice Arellano drafted the document and the leader offered strong resistance before agreement. Meanwhile insurgent Colonel Aba surrendered with 13 officers, 83 men and 92 rifles to Marines at Olongapo. General Malver with 209 rifles is expected to surrender soon at Saling Cavite.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Arellano
Aba
Zambales
Goodrell
Olongapo
Subig Bay
Malver
Parole Bill Reconsidered Returns to Governor
St Paul Minn April 11 The Minnesota House reconsidered its action on the parole bill for the Younger brothers. The bill had been indefinitely postponed after being recalled from the governor for amendment and then returned to the governor without changes for approval or rejection.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
House Today
Emperor William warns of serious times ahead
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William addressing Potsdam garrison urging loyalty and defense of the crown amid alleged press suppression. He cites danger from internal and external foes and vows the army will stay true to oaths, with ministers pushing limits on public quotations. Baron Egloffstein resigns as court marshal. Trotha to succeed.
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Berlin
Potsdam
William
Foot Guards
Royal Castle
Ministry of the Interior
Styrum
Essen
Emperor Alexander Grenadier Regiment
Bremen
Baron von Egloffstein
Baron Trotha
Saxony
Prussia
Magdeburg
Vossische Zeitung
Cologne Volks Zeitung
Depopulation of India Deepens Amid Plague and Famine
London reports census data from the Central Provinces showing a population drop of more than a million since 1891 amid famine and cholera. Estimated five million deaths in India since 1896, with western regions hit hard including Oodeypoor Bhopaul Banda Bombay. Local areas spared by plague show population gains.
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London
India
Simla
Western India
Oodeypoor
Bhopaul
Banda
Bombay
Strike Looms on Central Railroad of New Jersey
Reports from New York say a strike is imminent on the Central Railroad of New Jersey system. Key union chiefs left for home and others signaled possible action, citing failed negotiations with Vice President Warren and unresolved differences with the company.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
New York
P. M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Frank P. Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
E. E. Clark
The
Brotherhood of Conductors
Brotherhoods
Warren
Arthur
Sargent
Clark
New Jersey Central Line
Government to auction Sioux City and Pacific claim
Washington announces bids for the government claim against the Sioux City and Pacific railroad totaling over 4 million dollars in principal and interest. A June 6 1900 act set a disposal commission and bids are to be received June 9 at noon with an upset price of 1.872 million dollars and a first mortgage claim of 1.628 million. Bids require 1 million dollar deposit and remaining balance due within twenty days.
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Washington
Sioux City
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Treasury
Cuba’s Calvary cartoon sparks suppression in Havana
Havana reports that La Discussion was ordered closed by Governor General Wood after publishing a caricature titled Cuba's Calvary depicting a Cuban soldier crucified between two thieves labeled Wood and McKinley. Editor Coronado arrested, bail posted. Capote protested. further charges possible.
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Havana
Wood
Cuba
Calvary
McKinley
Senator Platt
Platt
Mary Magdale
Senor Coronada
Senor Capote
General Wood
Capote
Coronado
Japan stern on Manchuria seeks firm Czar-term note
From Yokohama and London reports the Japanese cabinet reportedly resolved to address Russia in firm terms over Manchuria. Britain’s press views Russia as unyielding, while Japan is seen as likely to win broad international support if Moscow backs away. The United States is portrayed as a cautious ally in the China dispute.
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Japan
Russia
Manchurian
Yokohama
Manchuria
London
St. Petersburg
China
Far East
United States
The
Daily Chronicle
Daily News
Hay
Count Cassini
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Porto Uilen Horse
Albert
Dlanenat Miles
Henig
Commissonierarpel
Goode
Porto Roe
W. G. Waddle
John Quincy Adams
Alaska
Hugh
Buffaom
Leroy
Sale
Supreme Court
States
Scheon
Wuron College
Mure
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Guy Puler
Cavour
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Republic
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Sita
Tee Company
Rio Grande
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